For over fifteen years I have had the privilege of witnessing people achieve life-changing growth during our work together. At times all of us experience overwhelmingly painful feelings or problems coping with our stressful lives. My ultimate hope and goal is to help you to develop the capacity to respond to future challenges with greater resilience, empathy, and self compassion.

I specialize in working with clients struggling in their close relationships and individuals and couples committed to improving their understanding of their emotions and themselves. People who tend to benefit the most from working with me in therapy often have difficulty maintaining healthy connections or feel overwhelmed due to grief, loss, or trauma. I also work quite a bit with clients looking to continue their process of personal growth and development.

Our desire for authentic connection and a meaningful life is challenged by an often superficial and lonely culture. My guiding principle is that given adequate support, everyone has the capacity to find happiness and meaning in their life. I provide a nonjudgmental and safe space for exploration, healing, and setting goals. I am empathetic and value creativity and the healing power of nature. Utilizing a depth and person-centered approach, I am comfortable working with adults, children, and adolescents. I am currently completing my Master's of Counseling degree at Regis University.

Intimate Inquiries was founded on a mission to help people cultivate, enhance and nurture love, communication, and connectivity with themselves and others, ultimately leading to a more balance satisfaction in one's life and relationships. Intimate Inquiries focuses on relationship and sex counseling for individuals and couples.

I am a psychoanalytic psychotherapist with over 30 years of clinical experience. My practice is built on the philosophy that therapy must fit the person. My approach has been shaped by contemporary psychoanalytic training and the study of how early trauma affects attachment and development differently depending on the developmental stage at which it occurs. This provides the lens through which I understand and work with people facing crisis, anxiety, and trauma. I specialize in attachment/relational trauma, especially the lasting impact of relationships with a narcissistic parent or partner. For those who grew up affirming another's reality rather than being seen, therapy offers a secure base where your emotions are welcomed, your perceptions are trusted, and your boundaries are respected. As early patterns and trauma bonds loosen, your oWhatever the struggle, many people come to therapy saying, "I know what's wrong, but I keep repeating the same patterns." Intellectual insight is important, but lasting change requires emotional insight—the ability to feel old wounds while also thinking about them. That is how longstanding patterns begin to loosen and change becomes possible.